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The Athletic's Jim Bowden made an interesting connection between Shane Bieber and the Guardians.

The Athletic's Jim Bowden has predicted that free-agent pitcher Shane Bieber could reunite with the Cleveland Guardians on a one-year, $20 million contract. Henry Palattella of Away Back Gone notes that while Cleveland needs a starting pitcher, the projected $20 million salary would likely be too steep for the franchise as it manages rising arbitration expenses for players like Steven Kwan and Jo Adell.
Bieber recorded a 4.37 ERA across 55 2/3 innings last season with Toronto, which was interrupted by two separate injured list stints for shoulder fatigue and teres major inflammation. Palattella argues that Bieber's recent health issues make a $20 million deal unlikely, though an impending December lockout could accelerate free-agent movement across the league.
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